Yoruba-ngî

Yoruba-ngî (èdè Yorùbá) he Sî-Fî chhêu-ko 2500 van-ngìn sṳ́-yung ke fông-ngièn lièn-sa thí. ^[1] kì he yok lû pâ ngìn ke mû-ngî, sṳ́-yung chhai Nigeria, Bénin, Togo, Pâ-sî^[2], Sierra Leone, pet Ghana, Cuba^[3]

Yoruba-ngî vì kû-li̍p sâng-thiàu ngî-ngièn, yi chit kì mò chhṳ̀ hìn pien-fa, chhiâ yî sâng-thiàu phièn ngi, Yoruba-ngî ke ki fap kiet-kèu vì SVO.

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[1]
Ethnologue 2005, Sachnine 1997
[2]
"Alapini Mestre Didi Asipa". Archived from the original on 2009-05-04. 2015-08-13 chhà-khon.
[3]
Anagó,vocabulario Lucumi, el Yoruba que se habla en Cuba, por Lydia Cabrera, prologo de Roger Bastide; Miami, coleccion del Chichereku, Ediciones Universal, 1986.

[1] [1]
Ethnologue 2005, Sachnine 1997

[2] [2]
"Alapini Mestre Didi Asipa". Archived from the original on 2009-05-04. 2015-08-13 chhà-khon.

[3] [3]
Anagó,vocabulario Lucumi, el Yoruba que se habla en Cuba, por Lydia Cabrera, prologo de Roger Bastide; Miami, coleccion del Chichereku, Ediciones Universal, 1986.

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